2008-02-22, 12:03 AM
PVRX2 always working sweet using VMR9 FSE.
But then decided to experiment with HD videos (again), on my rather ageing rig (Athlon XP2600, Geforce 5950)
Was suprised to find that, using COREAVC, I can play HD mkv's fine. But the old nemesis returned - screen tearing, yuck.
For the hell of it I installed .Net 3.5 and tried using EVR in PVRX2. Another suprise - the screen tearing 90% gone, and all video/TV looks pretty good (despite loosing hardware acceleration in EVR).
However EVR is not quite the holy grail. If I pause or FF/RW a DVD (rip) PVRX2 just freezes up, and will not respond to remote. However if I right-click on the screen, after a long pause, it goes back to the DVD menu, then if I select play on the remote it goes back to where I left off - very odd! Changed the DVD config option to 'Use DVD chapter skip', and that works fine instead of FF/RW, but pause still the same issue.
So am I alone in this odd DVD behaviour using EVR? BTW I have the Nativeutilities patch dated 26 Nov 2007, and am using Purevideo for vid & aud and DVD navigator. If I use Intervideo or Nvidia navigator, I can't play ripped DVD's as they seem to always look for a disc in the drive.
Pob
But then decided to experiment with HD videos (again), on my rather ageing rig (Athlon XP2600, Geforce 5950)
Was suprised to find that, using COREAVC, I can play HD mkv's fine. But the old nemesis returned - screen tearing, yuck.
For the hell of it I installed .Net 3.5 and tried using EVR in PVRX2. Another suprise - the screen tearing 90% gone, and all video/TV looks pretty good (despite loosing hardware acceleration in EVR).
However EVR is not quite the holy grail. If I pause or FF/RW a DVD (rip) PVRX2 just freezes up, and will not respond to remote. However if I right-click on the screen, after a long pause, it goes back to the DVD menu, then if I select play on the remote it goes back to where I left off - very odd! Changed the DVD config option to 'Use DVD chapter skip', and that works fine instead of FF/RW, but pause still the same issue.
So am I alone in this odd DVD behaviour using EVR? BTW I have the Nativeutilities patch dated 26 Nov 2007, and am using Purevideo for vid & aud and DVD navigator. If I use Intervideo or Nvidia navigator, I can't play ripped DVD's as they seem to always look for a disc in the drive.
Pob